Python Revived With CPR After Head Injury

In Gujarat, India, a big snake called a python got hurt on its head and couldn't move.

A kind animal helper named Bhavinbhai Vasava and the Forest Department team saved the python.

They used a special method called CPR to help the snake breathe again.

They put a small tube in the snake's mouth and did CPR through it.

After the snake got better, they let it go back into the forest.

This is the second time this month that a snake was saved using CPR in Gujarat.

Another snake got a shock from electric wires and fell down.

A trained rescuer named Mukesh Vayad helped that snake by blowing air into its mouth and tapping its heart area until it started moving again.

Both snakes were then released back into the wild.

CPR is a way to help someone who isn't breathing or whose heart has stopped.

It can save lives if done quickly.